I love nature, being outdoors and going on adventures. I feel happiest when hiking, camping or being on the water. I love experiencing everything this life has to offer and I’m obsessed with learning new things and developing myself as a person. Each day is an opportunity for me to be a better version of myself than I was the day before. I like to embrace the seasons and I’m learning to live in the present moment.
I am full of passion for life and have many hobbies and interests. But as I tend to question mainstream ideals and don’t always follow the status quo, I usually find myself feeling misunderstood and out of place. Historically this has led to me starting many projects in an attempt to figure out who I am and what makes me happy but because I have so many ideas and interests I never end up following through with any of them, leaving me feeling stuck and wondering what I’ve actually accomplished over the years.
I created this website to act as collective for all of my interests and endeavors. A place where I can share my businesses; my passion projects; my favourite self development books; my tips on healthy, conscious living; my musings and poetry; stories of my mental health journey; my views on life and spirituality and any other experiences I have that may help you to learn, grow and add value to your life.
Thank you for following along ❀
Carly Beall
If you asked me to describe myself I’d say I’m a mix between a country girl and a hippie.
I love being on the water, small town life, going for late night drives down backcountry roads, county fairs, truck pulls, digging in the garden, fishing and sleeping under the stars. I also love walking barefoot through fields of wildflowers, foraging for mushrooms and wild food, Volkswagen Westfalias, essential oils, crystals, astrology and Mama Earth.
I’m currently curating a slow and intentional life; living by my own rules and focusing on what brings me joy. For over a decade my life has largely been dictated by my mental health. I deal with depression, anxiety and OCD to varying degrees on a daily basis. Because of past traumas and abuse, I’m also a major overthinker. Slowly I’ve been making small changes to my routines and integrating more healthy practices into my life and after a number of years of making myself a priority I finally feel like I have a better understanding of who I am and have developed the tools I need to help me heal and grow.